Weekend Happenings around the Twin Cities

Here is your Twin Cities weekend rundown:

• Calendar of Weekend Events from Mpls St Paul Magazine

New Movies

• Cocaine Bear
• Mummies

Movies Still in Theatres

• Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
• Magic Mike’s Last
• 80 for Brady
• Knock at the Cabin
• M3GAN

Sports:

• Twins Baseball
  • SS vs Tampa Bay Rays – Saturday, February 25^th at 12:05 PM
  • SS vs Orioles – Saturday, February 25^th at 12:05 PM
  • vs Phillies – Sunday, February 26^th at 12:05 PM
• Wild Hockey
  • vs Toronto – Friday, February 24^th at 6:00 PM
  • Home vs the Columbus Blue Jackets – Sunday, February 26^th at 1:00 PM
• Timberwolves Basketball
  • Home vs the Charlotte Hornets - Friday, February 24^th at 7:00 PM
  • Away at the Golden State Warriors – February 26^th at 6:30 PM
• Gopher Sports Calendar - http://www.gophersports.com/calendar/events/

Events

• 2023 Minnesota Golf Show - Feb 24, 2023 to Feb 25, 2023
  • Check out the largest golf show in the Midwest at the Convention Center on February 24-26, 2023. The event features free MN PGA lessons, new clubs to test drive, and multiple vendors with everything from apparel to tech.
• St. Paul Magazine Restaurant Week – Now through March 1^st
  • Looking for a delicious way to spend your winter? Look no further! Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's Winter Restaurant Week is here, from February 20th - 26th! Some of the Twin Cities finest chefs will be dishing out mouth-watering two and three course prix fixe meals at prices ranging from $15 to $45. With over 55 participating restaurants, there is something to please every taste and budget! Save the date and make your reservations! Sponsored by Tock, Society Insurance and Stella Artois
• Skijoring at Canterbury – Saturday February 25^th at 1:00 PM
  • Watch this extreme winter sport that features a skier being pulled behind a horse while they dodge obstacles on the Canterbury racetrack! Skijoring is an adrenaline-packed race that involves a skier being pulled behind a horse! Competitors can reach speeds as fast as 40 mph as they maneuver through gates and other obstacles. Translating to “ski driving” in Norwegian, skijoring was first reported in the mountains of Central Asia thousands of years ago, according to Skijor International. It gained popularity in North America in the 1940s, and today is a competitive worldwide sport.